Steps

Steps is a wooden under-desk board with rows of tapered solid-copper contact points. It sits on the floor at the desk, and the soles meet structured texture instead of the same flat surface for hours of work.

Steps is the under-desk model. 8 mm is the launch configuration — the spacing that gives the clearest first signal while remaining controllable for seated use. 10 / 12 / 15 mm are progression options for later.

Body: Thermo-ash wood. Dark, stable hardwood used for the visual and structural foundation of the board.

Contact: Tapered solid copper points, set in rows across the board surface.

Form: Designed to sit on a floor at desk height, in everyday work spaces.

1. Place the board under the desk where your feet land, copper points up.
2. Rest your feet lightly on the board — barefoot or in light socks, whichever feels right.
3. Begin seated. Add weight slowly. Move around the board: toes, heel, arch, edges.
4. Keep first sessions short. The goal is useful perception at the soles, not endurance.

Once 8 mm feels familiar over weeks of use, the 10 / 12 / 15 mm progression options exist for users who want more contrast. They are not first-purchase alternatives.

Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Store dry, off the floor when not in regular use. Keep away from sustained moisture.

Use on a dry, stable floor. Keep the board away from children and pets between sessions. Reduce weight, wear socks, or stop when the contact feels too sharp.

Steps is a tactile input board for under-desk use. It is not a treatment for any condition.